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In this article I will be discussing what effect that children with autism have on their parents or carers.
The hope is that this will make you aware of the time and effort put in by people to look after children with autism and how we should be supporting these carers and helping them get the funding they need.
First off just think to yourself, how long a day does a parent spend looking after their young children on average, it's fairly long but the tasks are not as difficult as they would be if the child had autism.
A parent looking after a child with autism is likely to spend much more time looking after the child.
Children who are just Many carers and parents build up a lot of stress whilst looking after these children and it can even lead to mistakes.
The parent or carer has to be aware of the child's condition and sometimes when the child is doing something as a result of the autism a parent or carer may shout or lash out at the child.
It is not because they are bad carers or parents; it is because they have been put under such immense pressure and stress.
It does not surprise me of the circumstances and I think that the government needs to help support these families who barely manage on their own.
Many parents struggle to manage on their own and it is important that change is made so that these parents get the support they need.
Many parents have gone so far that they just give up, this is sad to see such a thing happen, for a start it cannot be an easy task to care for someone with autism, I am not surprised with the immense workloads they have to endure.
We need to support parents and carers and make sure that they can have a life whilst caring for children with autism.
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